adaptations of marshy areas
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Adaptations of marsh plants and terrestrial plants. Marsh Plants are characterised by luxuriant growth and often have large leaves. Close to the water's edge, there is no shortage of water for growth. ... However, because the soil is generally water logged, it tends to be also anaerobic and short of oxygen.
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Adaptations of marsh plants and terrestrial plants. Marsh Plants are characterised by luxuriant growth and often have large leaves. ... Plants in this zone therefore often have large air spaces within their internal structure to store air, in case of shortages in the soil. A marsh is a wetland that is dominated by herbaceous rather than woody plant ... Salt marshes are dominated by specially adapted rooted vegetation, primarily salt-tolerant grasses.
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Adaptations of marsh plants and terrestrial plants. Marsh Plants are characterised by luxuriant growth and often have large leaves. ... Plants in this zone therefore often have large air spaces within their internal structure to store air, in case of shortages in the soil. A marsh is a wetland that is dominated by herbaceous rather than woody plant ... Salt marshes are dominated by specially adapted rooted vegetation, primarily salt-tolerant grasses.
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